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The 'power dissipation' in a Cass C stage is primarily a function of what percentage of the cycle the stage is neither in saturation nor cutoff. A perfectly rectangular output switching waveform of any duty cycle , if it could be achieved, would result in nearly 100% efficiency. Joe W3JDR =================================== Unfortunately, it makes a terrible mess of any modulation. To avoid distortion and non-linearity, saturation can be permitted only on the extreme peaks of the modulated driving waveform. Class-C is ruled out. Class-B or Class-AB prevails. ---- Reg. |
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